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Allgemeine Lieferungs- und Zahlungsbedingungen

Allgemeine Lieferungs- und Zahlungsbedingungen

Allgemeine Lieferungs- und Zahlungsbedingungen

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(1) In the event of breach of contractual obligations by the purchaser, in particular of arrears default, and where an<br />

appropriate period extended to the purchaser to perform has passed to no avail, we are entitled to withdraw<br />

from the contract in respect of the supplied goods. The statutory provisions on the dispensability of setting a<br />

time limit are not affected. The purchaser is then obliged to surrender the supplied goods.<br />

(2) We are also entitled to withdraw from the contract where an application has been made for insolvency<br />

proceedings for the buyer’s assets.<br />

13. Material defects<br />

(1) The quality of the goods is based solely on the agreed technical delivery regulations. If we are have to supply<br />

goods in accordance with drawings, specifications, samples, etc. of the purchaser, the purchaser shall bear the<br />

risk of the suitability of the goods for their intended purpose. The conformity of the condition of the goods to the<br />

contractual requirement is determined as at the time of the transfer of risk as set out in section 9.<br />

(2) We shall not be responsible for material defects arising from unsuitable or improper use, faulty installation or<br />

commissioning by the purchaser or a third party, normal wear and tear, faulty or negligent handling, nor for the<br />

consequences of modification or maintenance work performed improperly and without our consent by the<br />

purchaser or a third party. The same applies for defects that only slightly affect the value or suitability of the<br />

goods.<br />

(3) Claims for quality defects shall become statute-barred in 12 months. This does not apply where longer periods<br />

are mandatory by law.<br />

(4) If a final acceptance or initial sample check was agreed, any later deficiency claim is excluded where the<br />

purchaser could have established the fault by careful acceptance or careful checking of the sample.<br />

(5) We must be given the opportunity to establish the reported defect. Rejected goods should be returned to us<br />

immediately on request; we will bear the cost of transport if the complaint is justified. If the purchaser does not<br />

observe these obligations or makes modifications without our agreement to already rejected goods, he shall<br />

forfeit any claim in respect of the defect.<br />

(6) In the case of a justifiably and promptly rejected defect, we shall repair the rejected goods or supply fault-free<br />

replacements at our decision.<br />

(7) If we are unwilling or unable to provide a repair or a replacement, if this is delayed beyond an appropriate<br />

period for reasons for which we are responsible or if the repair or replacement work fails in any other way the<br />

purchaser is entitled, if further efforts to obtain subsequent fulfilment are unreasonable for him, at his discretion<br />

either to withdraw from the contract, to demand a reduction in the price or to carry out the remedial work<br />

himself or through a third party at our cost and risk. A ref<strong>und</strong> of costs is excluded where outlays are increased<br />

because the goods have been transported to another location following our initial delivery, except where this<br />

corresponds to the intended purpose of the goods.<br />

(8) The purchaser shall have statutory rights of recourse against us only where the purchaser has not reached any<br />

agreements with his customer that exceed statutory claims for defects. For the extent of such rights of<br />

recourse, section 13 (7) last sentence shall apply accordingly.<br />

14. Other claims, liability<br />

(1) We are liable in accordance with the provisions of the Product Liability Law (Produkthaftungsgesetz) and in<br />

cases of incapacity or impossibility for which we are responsible. Additionally we are liable for damages <strong>und</strong>er<br />

the legal provisions in cases of deliberate acts, gross negligence, where a warranty has been assumed or in<br />

cases of injury to life, limb or health for which we are responsible. If through simple negligence we violate an<br />

obligation that is significant for the contract (a so-called cardinal obligation), i.e. an obligation the fulfilment of<br />

which is necessary for the normal performance of the contract to be possible and on the fulfilment of which the<br />

purchaser can generally rely, our obligation to indemnify shall be restricted to foreseeable damages that are<br />

typical of the contract. In all other cases of liability, claims for damages due to the violation of an obligation<br />

arising from the contractual relationship or due to illegal actions are excluded, so that we are not liable in this<br />

respect for the purchaser’s lost earnings or for other damages to the purchaser’s assets.<br />

(2) Where our liability is excluded or restricted owing to the above provisions, this shall also apply to the personal<br />

liability of our employees, staff and personnel, representatives and vicarious agents.

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